AI Mockup Generator

Flat print-ready front panel artwork for a slim 330 ml can of sparkling tea, shown straight on and filling the whole frame, as a designer's flat file: no can, no mockup, no shadow, no background. Three flat inks: a deep bottle green ground, warm cream type, and one coral red circle. The name "HOLLIS" in a heavy neo-grotesque with very tight tracking, set huge in cream and running vertically up the left side from bottom to top, nearly the full height of the panel. A large solid coral red circle sits in the upper right, cropped by the right edge. A small cream text block, left-aligned, in the lower right: "Sparkling Tea", "Jasmine Green", "Unsweetened", "330 ml". Clean flat edges, generous negative space. No other text.

Image 1 is a photo of a blank can. Image 2 is the flat label artwork. Print the artwork from Image 2 onto the can in Image 1, wrapped around its curved body: the bottle green ground covers the whole body, "HOLLIS" runs vertically up the can in cream, and the coral circle and the small text block sit as in Image 2. The print follows the curve and picks up the hard window light, with a metallic sheen at the edges; the lid and rim stay bare aluminum. Keep everything else in Image 1 unchanged: the plinths, the wall, the light and the shadow. Spell every word exactly as in Image 2.

Image 1 is a photo of a blank four-pack carrier. Image 2 is the flat label artwork for the cans. Print the Hollis identity from Image 2 onto the carrier in Image 1: the carrier board in the bottle green of Image 2, "HOLLIS" set huge in cream across the long side and cropped by its edges, the coral circle on the end panel, and one small cream line along the bottom of the long side: "Sparkling Tea · Jasmine Green · 4 × 330 ml". The four cans in the carrier carry the label from Image 2. Keep the carrier's shape, the handle cut-out, the steel counter, the reflections and the light from Image 1 unchanged. Spell every word exactly.

Image 1 is a photo of a blank canvas tote. Image 2 is the flat label artwork. Screen print the Hollis artwork onto the front of the tote in Image 1 in two inks, bottle green and coral red: "HOLLIS" huge in bottle green running vertically up the left side of the bag, the coral circle in the upper right, and "Sparkling Tea" and "Jasmine Green" small in bottle green in the lower right. The ink sits in the canvas weave and bends over the folds. The cans showing over the rim now wear the label from Image 2. Keep the hook, the wall, the light and the shadow from Image 1 unchanged. Spell every word exactly.

Image 1 is the flat label artwork for a can of Hollis sparkling tea. A close photograph into an open glass-door drinks fridge in a small modern grocery, cropped tight on two white wire shelves so the cans fill the frame. Each shelf holds one neat front row of slim 330 ml cans wearing the label from Image 1, all facing out so "HOLLIS" reads vertically on each can, with more of the same cans lined up behind. Plain white shelf edges with no price tags, no shelf labels and no other products anywhere in the frame. Cool even fridge light from above, the open glass door at the right edge catching a warm reflection of the shop. Real store photograph, true color, dry cans. The cans are the only text in the image. Spell "HOLLIS" exactly.

Image 1 is the flat label artwork for a can of Hollis sparkling tea. A photograph of a bus shelter on a quiet tree-lined city street at golden hour, its backlit poster panel facing the camera at a slight angle and filling most of the frame. The poster is Image 1 scaled up to the whole panel, one idea: a bottle green field with "HOLLIS" in cream running vertically up the left side from bottom to top, so huge it is cropped by the panel edges, and the coral circle cropped by the right edge. One can wearing the label from Image 1 stands small in the lower right, lit by hard sun. One small cream line beside it, left-aligned: "Sparkling tea, unsweetened." Nothing centered. Warm low sun rakes across the glass and the pavement. No people. Spell every word exactly. No other text on the poster.

A product photograph of one plain, unprinted slim 330 ml aluminum drinks can, bare brushed silver metal with no label, no print and no text, standing on top of a low pale blush pink plinth, beside a taller blush pink block with an arched cut-out, against a warm grey studio wall. Hard late-morning sun from a window on the left throws one long crisp shadow of the can across the plinth and a window-frame patch of light on the wall. The can sits in the left third of the frame, slightly low. Medium-format camera at eye level, sharp, true color. Nothing else in the frame.

A product photograph of a plain, unprinted white paperboard four-pack carrier holding four bare aluminum 330 ml cans, the carrier a clean basket-style box with a die-cut handle on top, no print and no text anywhere, standing on a polished stainless steel counter. Hard directional daylight from the upper left throws long soft-edged shadows and a mirror reflection in the steel. Seen from a three-quarter angle slightly above. Medium-format sharpness, true color. Nothing else in the frame.

Image 1 is a photo of a blank can. Image 2 is the flat label artwork. Print the artwork from Image 2 onto the can in Image 1, wrapped around its curved body: the bottle green ground covers the whole body, "HOLLIS" runs vertically up the can in cream, and the coral circle and the small text block sit as in Image 2. The print follows the curve and picks up the hard window light, with a metallic sheen at the edges; the lid and rim stay bare aluminum. Keep everything else in Image 1 unchanged: the plinths, the wall, the light and the shadow. Spell every word exactly as in Image 2.